Top 5 of Hispanic Artists you should be listening to: Zoé, Flora Martínez, Adán Jodorowsky, and more!
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After two years of absence, the famous Mexican Alt-Pop band, Zoé, has published a sample of their new material. "SKR" is part of their seventh production, this time under the production of Nine Inch Nails mixer Craig Silvey, whose trademark can be felt on the synthesizers and the rock chorus of this fantastic song.
The famous Colombian actress and singer Flora Martinez pays tribute to the woman of the ranchera, Chavela Vargas, through a reinterpretation of the first romantic song sung by one woman to another. "Se Me Olvidó Otra Vez" was Vargas' most important song, and is part of the soundtrack for Martinez' new play in her honor.
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The composer and vocalist of Los Claxons has revealed his new solo material, "Modo Avión". After publishing his first album, Fallas de Fábrica, Sánchez announced his Pandemia Edition, a collection of compositions inspired by the coronavirus quarantine.
Any phrase to introduce the Cuban Trova icon is out of place. After announcing the release of his new album Para La Espera, Rodríguez has given his fans his first single "La Adivinanza,” one of the ten unreleased compositions that will be known week by week.
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